Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

hENlfN W tultAhO dAhkEI.
chicago, June l0.-Cables THE morning were
duh, and put downward tendency on whea.
and corn. Beyond these early a1yicos th0rs
was little 20 affect the opening markets. abe
receipts Of wheat continue heavy, 55i cars
were reported this morning. July wheat opon-
ed DUH ut s5iGc. 4 rumOr that i.00O.0OO bush
els OF wheat had cleared from New York WAS
circulated, causing July 70 jump % 20 &C., but
IL almost Immediately reacted n s5Sc. An
expected unfayorablo crop report and largo
cioarings 0f whoat both from New York and
Philadelphia made the wheat market stronger.
and by 1870 o'clock Jaly wheat sold up %
GSc Speculation was not greatly disturbed
by any outside influence during the morning
session. The clique did nothing a. Usual
Probably the most important feature u tho
DAY was rumOr that certain parties
we're going 10 make tender Of in
spected wheat on the track In salts
action OF juno contracts, and II IL was
not accepted would test the question In ths
courts. This would be In lieu Of warehouse re-
ceipis. II being impossible ~ deliver in regtI-
lar way owing 10 the scarcity OF stOrGge-rOOm.
Ibis, II accomplished, would be a very I'M
pOrtant question; but 80 far b. Is nO,hiHg but
rumOr and could not be traced 10 any r9liabls
source. a little squirt Of local buying came In
Just prior 20 o'clock. putting July up 10 N5F,c:
then IL reacted a traction, recovered, and
closed the morning session steady az Sha
SIC The crowd remains in doubt about tho
attitude Of the clique In july wheat, many 70
gardiuc It very doubtful venture " load up
with that future in view Of the amount Ia
store and the favorable crop reports. juno
wheat ranged between 90 and 0sAc.,
closing at the opening figure. 92kc. There
were frequent fluctuations Ia August
Of fractional amounts during the dsy. IL open
ed at S2c. and closed at size. Corn was slow
and prices dragged steadily downward. Tho
local crowd were more disposed 10 sell, and
country operators continue 20 change their
trades from near 10 more distant futures. and
the difference widened slightly. Receipts were
fair. July opened st 5gc.. sold down W ss.c.,
and cloeed at 3S4 aessc. October closed NJ
e.. A good deal OF corn Is being taken out
% store. and vessel-room was chartered for
45,0c0 bushels. Short-rios and lard were mol
sTatoly active and stronger and prices averaged
higher. Offerings early were light and tho de-
mand from shorts and 70 MI outside orders
fair, and prices Of shOr,-ribs were advanced
l0alskc. and lard SC. A reaction followed after
The early buyers had been filled up. and the
closing prices were Identical with the opening
figures, with the exceptions Of August and sep
TENDER fibs, which were s14c. better.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LoUIs, Juno l0-Flour easy aud dull,
but QuOtably unchanged. Wheat i.akc lower ;
No. red, cash, SsJ. sSsc. /; June, Sc; July,
9AasiAc. Corn &c lower; cash. 36kc. June.
36a361.c. bid; July, 8aa36sc. Oats nominally
unchanged; cash, nc; june. Hsc. bid.
Whisky steady at slO6. Provisions higher.
Pork irregular; new. SIS Lard, s6.s0 Dry
clear iIi0: clear ibis. $40; short clear.
ESH. Racon (boxed)--sboulders, t6.i2Ha
iG7h; long clear aud clear ribs, sSHka
isi5; short clear, s.. 6oaiS7a Hams steady
a'Hi'S'asiA c,Nc,ys,yy
CINCINNATI, June i0.-Flour quiet wheat
heavy: No. red, sSc. Corn quiet and nrn !:
No. mixed. lie. Oats firm; No. mixed.
s9Hc. Pork dun az sia25. Lard Ia better de-
mand al t6Hh. Bulk. meats firm shortribs,
H7a Bacon In good demand and stronger !;
short ribs. sSosk short clear. $50. wb,sksv
steady at fl.oA Hogs active and Higher; CON-
mon and light ta75aslsO; packing and
butchers, 81 b0atoi0.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. c., June i0.--Turpcuttrs
arm at axe. Resin frm: strained, sc. !;
good strained, 90c. Tar frm az si.i0 Crude
nfpeEiine firm; hard. n.io; yeuow-dip, $500 |;
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. Juno l0-Grain dun and weak.
Wheat--No. 3 red, 81 corn-No. , mixed,
axe; white, 44hc. osts-No :, 90. Pro
visions steady.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Nxw YoEK. June io.-Cotton--tircss receipts,
Is bales. Futures closed very urn; sAlos,
1890 bsies; Dune, sil.ss; July, slLssS
siog October, $40 ssssioss; November. Si0 "A
5000 December, tla 06afi0 o.: January, $40. l0a
ri0.ll; February. tio lssyioi7; March. Si0 ~
si0sS; April. SO &asi0sa
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lkepostsd Tor the Dsps;ch.l
JUNE l9--Market strong ana active ts-dsv.
sales OF nearly three thousand bags reported
on private terms.and atskc rhere Is . change
for ehelled gocds Prime. SkR3tc.: fancy
&c. common, szsc.; shelssd, Sstc.; tacsory
hand picked, skaisc.